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Itai Bassi1, Imke Driemel2, Abigail Anne Bimpeh3

  • 1Leibniz-ZAS, Pariser Straße 1, Berlin, 10719 Germany.

Natural language semantics
|December 8, 2025
PubMed
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西非语言的逻辑代词,如Ewe,Igbo和Yoruba,可以有严格的读数,挑战他们总是绑定变量的观点. 这项研究提出了对它们的语法和语义结构进行新的分析.

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态度的归因是态度的归因.有约束力的约束力没有,没有,没有,没有.焦点 焦点 关注 焦点 关注伊波拉伊波拉伊波拉伊波拉伊波拉伊波拉 伊波拉伊波拉伊波拉伊波拉伊波拉伊波拉伊波拉逻辑论者 (Logophors) 是一个语言论者.预设 预设 预设.严格 / 粗略的读数约鲁巴人 (Yoruba) 是一个民族.在这个问题上,De se se.

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